The Sun. — London, England, 1810-02-26 00:00:00

~! . L 4 FrOm the LONDON GAZETTE, Feb. t 4, 1810. • . Foreign-Office, Feb. '2O, 1 8 O. The Martris Well,,sley, his Mai- sty's Principal 'Se&etary of State for Forel4n Adatrs, has this clay not'fied to the Ministers of . friendly - and neutral powers resident at this Churl, that his Maj.-sty has judged it expedient to. dired that the necessary measures Should be taken for the Wckade,of the coast and ports pt Spain from Gijon to the French territory:). and that the same will be maintained and enforced in the strictest manner, according - to the usages of-war acknowledged and allowed . in similar cases. . - At tlle.Court at .the Queen's Palace., the 2ist of relmuary 1810, present; the Kint;'s Most Excellent klajes'ty in Council. . • . . .. His Majesty in Council was this day.. pleased to appoint john Ayton, of Missenden Abbey, Esq. to be sherilfot the county of Buckingham, in the room of Sir William Clayton, - of Harleyford, Bart. • Thomas Brook, of Church Minshull, Esq. to' be sheriff 'of the county of Chester, in the •rOom of Robert -Vino . , of Bidston, Esq. John Chaworth,- of Ansley, Esq. 'to be sheriff of the county of - William WC:Lary, of Manerfabon, Esq. to ,be sheriff of the county of Carmirthen, in the room of Thonias Stepney, of Danyralt, E.sq. . • And john Owen Herbert, of Dalforgan, Esq. to be sheriff of the codnty -of Nloutgomery, in the roomor Edward Hey ward, of Crosswood, hsq. And his Majesty was also pleased to make the following ameAinents upon the roll ? 13edtink610re. ,- Sir. Gregory Osborne Turner, Bart. made Sir Gregory Osborne Page Turner, Bart. Monmouthshire.. Timinis Pilkington, Esq. wade William Pilkingion, Esq, Warwickshire. allieS V , est, ur Arlescote, Esq. made lames Rots Wet•C, of Al.xtt, Esq. War...ollw, ,Peb. 24, t 8 to. ist Regiment of Dragooli Guards, Ensign Ralph Babington, from the 53d. Four, -to be Comet, wic,e Wilknison, who, exchai.Aes; 3d ditt<, Linnet William Shunt to be Lieutenant, without purchase, Vice. Evans, promoet:d. Lorlict L-thvard letterys to oe Lieutenant, vice Patterson, deceased. Quarter-Ma a- ter Jona Marti❑ to he it egimew.a Quarter- IVI7, r 3d Regiment of Drag.x,ns, Cornet '1 minas from the yih Dragoon Guards, to be Lieutewint, by purchase, vice v rey, promoted. Ith Kegunent of Light Dragoons, Assistant-Surgeon W. B. Cart.r, trorn the 43d Foot, to be Assigant-Surgeon, vice Sinet,, promoted. gth Ditto, Cornet Robeit Robertson to be. Lieutenanti by putclia.e, vice klerries, proinotcd in the Ist Dragoon L uards. - zsth Ditto, , Gentleman Cadet Edward Arnold, from the Royal Military College. to be Cornet, without purchase, • vice Frullips, promoted. • 'l7th Ditto, Laptain Nathan Wilson. from the' igth Light Dragoons, to be -Major, by purchase, vice Morland, ap- pointed to the 9th Light Diaioons. 251hDitto, Captain North Dalrymple, from the 6oth Foot, to be Captain of a Troop; vice C.: - unniiigharn, who ex. ' changes. Lieutenant blackiston, from the 95th Foot, to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Ongley, promoted: Ensign K M 4 Ponnd l Gibbons, froM the I}4lt Foot, to be Cornet, vice netcher,. wilt) exchangiis. sth Regiment of Foot, Ensign Chi - istripher Hilliard, to be Lieu}enant, without purchase, l, vice Doyle, promoted. sth Ditto, Ensign C. L. Powell, to be Lieutenun without- withou purehase;viLe Home, who retires. 11th Ditto, Tiromas Smith, Gent, to be Adjutant, (with thirank of Ensigti,) vice }larding, who reiiigris the Adjul, tantcy. only. 18th Ditto, Cornet Robert Fletcher, frr.m the zsth Light bragoons, to be Ensign,' vice Gibbons, who exchanges. 24th Ditto, Brevet-Lieutenant-Colonel William Kelly; to be Lieutenant-Ccdonel, without purchase. Captain T. W. Forster, to be Major, vice Kelly. Lieutenant T; G. Coote to be Captaiii ut a Company, vice Forster. Ensign Nokes to be 'Lieurcnant, vice Cc , ..te. Gcurge Horton,, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Nukes. 34th Ditto, Ensign lulin Harden, front the Bth Foot, to be Lieutenant', without' purchase, vice Gale, appointed to the S7th Foot, .35th Ditto,' Hospital Mate William Keoghoe to he Assistant Surgeon, vise Savery,'appointed to the btli ROYiti Veteran Battalion. 37th Ditto, Capt. Thomis Wrentford Southouse, from the Worcester Militia, to 41st via., mai .1- k.elieral Josiah Cliamp.igne, from the, ist •Ceylon Regitrient, to be Colonel, vice Lieut.-General . M • DOWall. deceased. ' 4 43d . Ditto, Hospital Mate lames Robson to . he Assistant- Surgeon, vice Carter, `appoilited to the tith Light Dra • goons. , _ • • 44th Ditto, Ensign I. Frederick Sinclair, from the zci West • India Regiment, to be Ensign, without purchase. john James Fenton, bent, ,o'be ditto. Ensign Samuel Simp i ton to be Adjutant, vice Dudie, who resigns the Adju tancy only. .48th Ditto, l.ieutenant 'Robert Andrew Waugh to be Cap . tain of a-Conipany, by purchase, vice Stanhope, who're. tires. S: tlt Vitro,' Ensign Holman Cnstarce to he Lieutenant. with out purchAse, vice held, app,•inted to the 4th West India . . . _ . Re f :anent. . . 4 1 - 2.4 Kegii-..ent of FOot, Volunteer S,,rintel Scott, from the sth Foot, to be Ensign, vice Craig, deceased. _. 53d Onto, col-net lohts Vv ilkinson, tryin the Ist Dragoon Guard, tote Ensign., -vice Babington, who exchanges. • .... , 754th • pita), En ign hats, to be. Lieutenant, vice Mousdaie,. deceased. joscpti Henry Potts, Gent. to be . Ensign, without purchase, - vme Claus.. SBth . Duna, H,:n. A kook to oe Lieutenant, vice Mor timer,. deceased. Euward Siulth,• Gent. to be Ensign, witho.t purchase, v ye A !cock. .sqth, Ditto,• Lieutenant Samuel Stewart, from the Bth Gar rison iLittalion, to be Lieuten..tit, vice Daunt, placed on halt-inty of the Bth Garrison butt,clr n. Ensign Robert Whittle to b. LitutenAtt, without purchase, . viLe Sorrel, . . pnazioted is, the 2d hest India Regiitietit. lobo Lucas , GLiit. t,, be Ensign, vi.e V% ilatlC , ,60th Ditto, CaptLim lulu; Cut.iiiiigiwn, from the 2stit Light . , Dragukiis, to tic Captain of a Cutitpaiv,- vice Umitympte, WOO CX,ll.lligeS. -63 d Onto, - Captain 'W. Bean, from. 'Half-pay of the late ith Gartas..it llaitaluni, to be Captain of aCompany, vice Hopkins, *lto egcnanges, receiving the (inference. En. Juhn MacquAle to be Lieuten.nit, without pur ehame. lianten, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Mac. quarie. _ loth .Ditto, Ensign Henry Rose Lewen to be Lieutenant, vice Potterler, • de,: ezu.ed. ver, C., eat. to be Ensign, Vice - Lewczt. 77th D1:10, puretiase,-vice Lynch, promoted in the 14th foot. pital. Mate D. ito 4 ilter to be Assistaiit-Surgeim, vice Ea. SON . . promoted in the 47th lout, 27th Ditto, - Ensign l'honnis Dowling fo be Lieutenant, vice ; Warren, deceased. Lieutenant Henry .Gale, from thr 34th - Foot, to be Lieutenant,- without purchase, vice Carey, who rtStgus. Stanley Ireland, Gent. to be Ensign, vice DoWling.- ' Both Ditto s Assistant-Surgeon fames Cardiff; from the Sth GarrLon to be.Assistant-Surgeon, vice Dillon, whose appointment has not taken place. 91(1 • Ditto, Assistant-Surgeon Ala?thew Crozier, from-the Bth Garrison Battalion ' to be,Assistant-Surgeon, vice Be attie, promoted in the 6oth Foot. ictli Ditto, Second Lieutenant, Duncan Stuart. to he First . Lieutenant, vice Stevenson, deceasett. it tithyrford Hawks- ley, Gent. to be Second Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Bugden, 'promoted. _ •2d West Inu►a Regiment, Thomas Nash, Gent. to be En• sign, 'without purchase, vit.e Sinclair, appointed to the 44th Foot. 4th Ditto, Lieut. WilliaM field, froM the salt Foot, to be Lieutenant, without purchse, vice llehoste,• promoted in the Bth West India Reg ment. _ sth Ditto, Lieutetnint Charles Valiancy, from the 96th Foot, to be Captain,of a Company, vice Mackay, deceused. Lieuten int john Ball, ficim the 54th Fi,ot, to be dijto, vice Prior, appointed to the ;911. Foot. . To be Lieutenants without purchase.—linsigp Petceval Hart. Ensign 'norms Hooper, vice Mackay, promoted. EitsiAn John M`Nair, vice Hazlegrove, dece..s.sl.-, Ensign Charles LinY REPORT., COURT OE KING'S BENCH, FEB. 24. LIBEL..-THE KING V. LAMBERT. The ATTORNEY GENERAL stated this to be an in forMation against Mf. Perry the Proprietor, and Mr. Lambert, the Printer and Publisher of The Morning chivnicle, for a libel against his Majesty As it was not 'unusual io tteatall attempts to check abuses of the kind as encroachments on the liberty of the press, be should candidly admit the right of the conchae - tors of publications of this ki:id freely .to dis cuss all 'subjeEts conneEted with public tiffairs, and with the conduA of the Servantsof 'the Crots rt. On that right some of our best privileges depended. It bad been instrumental, in for Mer days, in preserving our free Constitution, and it might,' when'properly managed; be the means of preserving the sameinvalu able blessing tows in times to come. It was not for any animadverstons on the measures of Government that the present prosecution was brought.. On such sub jeCts he admitted that a free discussion should be allowed ; and those who knew his praCtice would do him the justice to say, that he was more in clined to pass by cases where persons in the exercise , of this right allowed themselves to be carried be yond the bounds of discretion, than unnecessarily to drag them forward to public notice. 84, as the free dismission - of public measures, on the one'liancl, ought to be perm.tted, s 7, on the other, was it necessary that at - least common decency should be observed, and that the relations bAween the Sovereign and his People should not be entirely broken in upon. It was - his duty to see that the people should not be told that there were blessings which they might en joy, but which were withheld from theta by their Sovereign, and to the posse'ssion of which they could look forward only on his death, and on. the acces sion of his successor. The libel, he Observed, was so short indeed, that the Jury could hardly miss the sense of it at a single reading. It was, " What a crowd of ideas rush on'one's mind from considering the numberless blessings which a total change in the present system might produce." This being merely a :political opinion, he might not be disposed to. quar rel with the defendants for entertaining it ; but the produCtion then proceeded, " Of all our Monarchs, indeed,• since- the Revolution,- the successor of George 111. will have the - grandest opportunity of becoming nobly popular." In other words, there - was no proipeet of those numberless blessings being to be attained during the reign of his present Ma jesty. They could only be expeded on his Succes sor's coming to 'the Throne; and his present Ma jesty's life was the only barrier to their attainment. It was unnecessary for him so consume more words. It was sufficient' to read the libel to be satisfied of its dangerous tendency: -Mr. Perry, to save the time of the Court, imme-, diately came forward, and with Mr. Lambert, who was also present, admitied the publication. , . Mr. Perry 'then ,himself addressed his Lordship and the Jury, and in a very able and eloquent speech, explained the motives which had induced appear personally before the Court." If them had been here any cross questioning—any special' plead ing L.-he should . have shrunk from the atterOpt, well knowing that man, after all, is-but like a plant, which pines and withers till, it become familiar to the climate, and till the influence of the sun reel\ ify and restore it. This - was'a case in Which he wished freely to exhibit himself to the Juty. If it had been icase - in which an individual might have been" sup posed to have sufferedeven frorp his negligence; if, witliorit intending it, he had been guilty of calumny, he should have ailowedlhe judgment against him to go by default. '" If th's had been Merely , a charge of reflecting unjustly on Ministers, which he might in advertently have fallen int n,the Court should not have - been troubled with , his personal pre,ence to-day. -But the charge being of the nature now exhibited, he thought himself catie'd on, with his worthy friend Mr. Lambert,-to chew his - face in that Court, .to.de sire the Jury to lookat them, if they had the power of the Almighty, even to look into their breasts, - and to oy,. if they saw. about them any of'those malig nant feelings, any thing .so detestable as should in duce them wantonly to traduce,' or throw out re flections against the sacred person of his Majesty. - Mr. Perry entered into 'a long •examination of the article in question (which he had copied from an other Paper) and pointed out various paragraphs in the leading article, which completely confuted' the charge shade against him. , ' The ATTORNEY GENERAL spoke at considerable length in reply, complimenting Mr. Perry on the elo quence and ability of his defence; on the advan tages he had theieby gained more than - he would have possessed had he been defended by Counsel ; but, at the same time, contending that his argu ments, and the whole of his speech ought to have been` adduced in mitigation of punishment; rather than as"gOing lo.the Jury. turd EiLLENBOROUGH, in a most liberal charge to • the Jury, 101'd them tha( a total change of the sys . teni coiald only be Liken in a political - sense; That it did not mean a subversion or demolition of the Government Was apparent from this circumstance, that Moharchy 'and Monarch were inuned.ately afterwards, mentioned. The, Jury were to consider . the fair and honest meaning - and understanding of the paragraph, taken per se. It would be going too far to say, that a wish to overturn. any existing system must imply a.wisli to depkciate the Kings:, A Sove reign might be supposed to be misled; and to re quire that the system should be changed mightuot proceed from any charge of crime, but of error: It could be no crime to say that his Majesty had taktn an erroneous view .of matters. He le:t it to the Jury to say, regarding the paragraph neither with lenity nor with severity, what judgment they would be inclined to pass upon it. The Jury immediately found the defendants Not Guilty. tl.e late Cot Macdotiriel, and described him as man of great dissipation, but they saW him as, late asr May 1803, - and •he. did not appear to be out of health. • \ Sir.Francts Millinan :said ; in July UM. ` 41 , 9 ' called - in to, meet. the, late Sir J. M. Hayes, M c"" - * 'Filiation on Col. Macdonnel's case.—Sir Jetties was the confidential, friend and Physician of the Co lonel . He found him labouring under a pultnimarY .c° t l ". plaint, but he did not apprehend his-case to be Oti c ; gerous. He „advised him to leave town, to go . i nl , the country, and• live regular ; He went to Bristol/ , and there died in the Se?tember folloMng.' For the defendants, Mr. GARROW stated the hard rt ship of his client's case, inasmuch as the had lain by from the year 1803 to this time, b'." r • „he brOught the caus e to trial, in which time th e !, had lost their most, material witness, namely, Sir J M. HAyas, who was perfeCtly acquainted witli.trw, state-of the Colonel's health, his brother and several other material witnesses, whose test' mony they liSd lost by this'delay. - firs(' Mr. Shelter, the Actuary to the Office, Was called, who proved, that when Colonel M. and 0 16 plaintiff attended at the Office, on being desit' d t name a medical man, who might be referred to .`) the state of his health, Mr. Stacpole saki, the CO - had never had occasion io consult any ow' &cal' man •in 'his life, and therefore could refer to notic • Doctors Mosely and Pearson were then callea, and proved, that at the time &lief . bad both tended - him, he afflicted with diseased lungs . , On this•evidence the Plaintiff was tionsuited: OLD BAILEY, FEB. 24.—A prisoner of the _nail:: e. of Maddox was tried on ari indiament fur a 6-or glary of considerable magnitude, in the house of -M " i r' Gustard, woollen-draper, in Bedford-court, and gtem,- ing woollen cloths and cassimeres to the amour' 4001. The.circurnstances of this case have alreaY ' been stated ai length. Several persons gave the' prisoner an excellent chatatEfer.' Bow-STnEET.—The young man who is suspetied to have robbed several Hotels, and was deteded at La Sablonier's Hotel, in Liecester's 7 sqWreo G K' S brought to the Office on Saturday, before Mr. (jl'" HAM,- for re-examination.''- - .Robert Weston, of Shiffbal, Shropshire, attended, And stated, that - he lodged at the Old Hummun s on or about the Bth day of January, when his pat rnanteau, containing a a watch, anda number of ar ticles, was stolen from the house. The watch SVs afterwards discovered at the shop of Abraham Myres, a Jew 'salesman in Swallow-street, why identified the prisor.er, whom he purchased 1, ° l * The prisoner was again committed. • . Thomas 'Thornton, of York-street, in the Coal' • mercial' Road, appeared upon a SUMMON, 13eitlg charged,with having laid, or caused to be laid, a laitr, ) before the public stairs, called Hungerford•s tairsy, and thereby preventing the due and oi:derly p 3ssiP6 of boats. The barge being clearly proved to h aVe been laid on the causeway, so as to prevent byes, coming to it ;.be was cenviaed in the penally or ss. and 35. costs. • . The oath taken by, the East India Captains 1 0 ' 1 , Mates, to be true and faithful to the East Ind ia Company, has, in the course of the last weelt been extended to all persons either in dm civil or Inilirarl line, proceeding to the several Pteiideaciel. - . A • few days . ago / several military weapons, ar pared) , of great antiquity, - and probably Dani sll ' were found under a large projetitint . ; rock, at Gan' rushea, in the parish of Kirkpatrick, Isle Of M 3 r" 1 "; Amonit them is a.spear, 'made of a Composition 0,1. metal,' and mounted with - gold. It M e asures 1 0 inches in length, and weighs-- g oz..;and 3 1, 4° two swords of the same kind of metal,• but - no vice or inscription upon. either of them. cur-inns v , ..e110f Roman masonry h as ltely discovered by the workmen employed in -digg . ing I „ mound, on which the Half Moon k a ttery 4 . te stood at Newcastle, in order to p rq cure a firm fon d ,: dation for the New Court Houses for the ConoL-7.. bin of Northumberland. It is situated thirty lee' b e low the suiface, and is formed of fine hewn stogy rch 17. Richard Hawkins, late of hrid CERTIFICATES. . Ma g e ' shire, innkeeper. '. I'o' T Thomas Weaver, late of Cbelttaham, Gloucester Shire, keeper. John Cox;of Penzlewood, Somersetshire, miller. , % v a l. Henry Davis, late of Sunderlan'd, Durham, but now or , Worth, Surrey, cap-maker. OW carP Thomas Taylor, of die Edgware-road, MiddleseXt and builder. --- water, Samcrscr-' , • BIRTHS.' Gig. , On Friday last, in New Cavendish-street, the LA' Ilarford, Esq. of a Daughter. . 3411. • On the 23(1 inst. at Woodend, near Chichesters the , of Captain Sir john Gore Ku, of a Daughter. t°",. , lady Sararday, at his house in Linoin's:inn.fiel&S, of Thomas Peregrine Courtenayk ;Esq. of a Son. ',.,, of Titleers.quasnieadrea, ot a Son y,thel.ady, and u of c\V,.illiatin Berkeley' rkeleY. Bim ".". ..----- ------ MARRJAD. V M r " On Thursday last, at St.. Dunstants.in the ' . s r t i r i c o e n t l:s m ß i tl no C r k ie la s t . las or 13illiter.lane, to Miss Sorh ia 11°1'11C son; daughter of-the late William Thompson, of George son; . or Nci,c)., The same day, Tho. Harding Newman, rig. in the Cotinty of E‘Ssex, to IVlisk• Harriet Cartwright..Y°,":., daughter of the late John Cartwitglit, Esq. of lxWv/ti' bey, in the County of Suliblk.. to liss . O n the 22d inst. Mr. Thomas ,Meryon, of RYc, Harricit Pix, of Northam. ofAiottliinall:,hoTalhaoplistigGhoews,laEnst.E, sq.. to . Mrs. iluglie" . D Igo. •, . - A d. nor )n i the t i t ie 6t h e. i a n 5 ., t.. the Right H o n. Lord Lec-ale, Vice" Oii the igt ß h inst... at his son's house at linchley, Middle- Scx, Mr. Nthoy, in the ,oth yelr 'of his age t . ~t ai n. On the gin at his Nose in Wc.)od-stres , r.....:, r re ster, Mr. William Hudson, lospedor of Dead let , c", - col- Sident of the Yost-0 ince, C.; ei rard-iit leet. Soho, goo ~st. lector for the' verge of the Palaces of . -Whitehall all". STACPOLE V. WYE AND OTHERS. James's, &c. &c. ••-: , • . - • „ pSte' lib • ~, on the 2.,ih inst. at the -Parsonage-Ifouse, rv."11.,;/$l. This was an anion' agaiisf the Westmjnster Life, Emily, third daughter Of the' Rev. Saiiluel Wild , • , . . ,recover the sum of 0001. in- . . Ite ( c ) lor l. n h f that Parih . . Insurance Office - to sured on the life of a Colonel MaCdonnel, who died . a short i I l u o r e s s -a : Y e pgei-174'years• . c j ix . ogs : in September 1803. The question at issue was, . I y r eri t i o nt p a h t ß h o i ti s ri a ) p , artmm ts ,On Friday afternoon, Mrs. Salmon, wile of Nlir.,,•:-..,),ter surance eras effetied, he was in Sound healthi 'and an . non-street whether in the month Of June 1803, When the in- Salmon, of East-strc;et, Meinehester-squarc,ees J1,117:1'00. of Nlr. R..ubcii Smith, Wine-merchant, Crooked- i , Clio rcl. , insurable life. On Saturday evening, at his house in St. I:ali e . s - a: ‘ ajle Rev. Mr. Ormesby, Sir \rem Hurit, Colone -Ogle, and Mr. Reynold's, stated, that they knew yard, Robert 'Smith, Esq. in the 7!th year 01.1iir.,..:34jant, OA Gutter-lane, u T t h te e r - sr ne e , d c ay i:ea p, after .ide a shorti . llness, Mr. Join " , ..............."'" * * r."P'''''' L'ad-lane, 0 ft°. FRIDAY, FEB. 23. I. CiirAwitil Ensign lohn llothfie. Ensign and Adju tdio Ileory liestpere, to have the rahl:.of •Lieutenant.. To be Ensiyas Witho.it purchase.—Henry lucky ( Gent. vice Ilart pionioted. J-leery Moore Gent vice llooper. Thomas Rutledge, Genr. vise Goodwin. Samuel Co,lis, . Gent. vice i\l'Nairn. john L'eppard, Gent, vicei3ethrie. l'. - Colbyn, Gent. vice Reynolds who resigns. Royal West India Rangers, Ensign Ale i xantlec Smith to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice' Flobbard, protnot ed. Langley, Gent. to be . Ensign, iice.'Snitin. tst Ceylon Re,,imeiit, Major-General Frederick Maitland, from :the 26th Foot, to be Colonel, vice Map,r-Ge neral Champagne, appointed to tic command of. the 41st Foot. - • 3d DittN, Major 'General Wslliaits Thomas, from thc 41st 'Foot, to be Colonel, vice Major-General 11-Alit, deceased. Sicilian Regiment,' Ensign - De Conlomme, to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice ,liaronne, who re signs. liisign Gill:ert Stewart, to be Ditto, 'vice Mig. nola. Coulounme. ' _ _ _ • _ Ist Garrison Battalion, Ensign .john gee, from half-pay of the istli Foot, to be Ensign, Vice Cane, who exchanges. changes. 6th Ditto, Lieutenant-fames Wilkins, from the 7th Garrison Battalion, to be Lieutenant, vice Leekey, placed On half pay of the 7th Gurrison Battalion. zd Royal Veteran Battalion, Major-General Anthony Lewis Layard, from hall.pay .of the 54th - foot, to be Colunel, vice General Home deceased. • 6th Ditto, Assistant-Surgeon Robert Savery, from the 3sth Foot, to be Assistant-Surgeon, vice Campbell, deceased. 9th Ditto, Lieutenant• M: Ormsby, from the lath Royal Veteran Battalion, to be Lieutenant,,vice Whannell, who exchanges. izth Ditto, Lieutenant Peter Whannell, from the 9th Royal Vetelan Battalion, -to be Lieuienant, 'vice Ormsby,' who . exchanges. GARRISONS. Serjeant Peter Gordon, from the sth Foot, to be Fort - Adjutani of the Citadel of Nfessina. Serjea n t_Major• IV., Do) le, oldie 2.7 th Foot, to be l'own-Adjutant of the City of Me s sina. The. King's German Legion. • tst- DragoOns, Cadet Charles de Huta to be Cornet, Vire Elderhorbeprornuted. MEMORANDUM. " Lieutenant Richardson, of the 75th, Foot, is: superseded, - being absent without• leave. Ran rl, in the Gazettes of the zoth January last, and of • the zoth instant. - For Assistant. Surgeon Papps and Hospital-Mate Renny to be ASistant-Surgeons to the Forces in Portugal. under the Command of Lieutenant-General lierisford ,only. read Assistant-Surgeon Papps. and Hospital-Mate Renny to be Assistant-Surgeops to the Forces, vice Clarice and Wynne, promoted, 84th Foot. For John Spotliswoode,/Gent. to be Ensign by purchase. vice lanes promoter', read John Spott►swoode, Gent. to be k.nbign, w►trout purchase, vice Jones promoted. Ordnance-Office, Februdry zo, ISto. Horse Artillery, King's German Legion. George Crone, Gent. to be A Ssl stant-Surscon, vice Faberger promoted. Dated Feb. 10, ato. . Commissions in the following RegiMents of Local Militia, signed by his Majesty. William Hollis Geiit.. to be Adjutant to the Central Regi, rnent of Northamptonshire Local Militia. E. L. Waltord, Gent-. to be ditto to the Cranbrook and Woodsgate Regi ment of Local Militia, the county of Kent, vice Cum ming, appointed to the Sth Foot., Commissions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the Connty _ . • of Kent. Bearstead and Willing Local Militia. . James Sprong, Esq. to be Captain. To be Lieutenauts.—William Wilkins, Gent. William Harry man, Gent. Commission in the Eastern Battalion of Essex Militia, signed by the Lord Lieutenant. Lieutenant Henry Robert Watson, to be Captain, vice Wat , son, promoted. . • EILRATU6t in the Gaaette•of i3th February iBto. Seven Oaks and Bromley Regiment of Local Militia. For Samuel Lung, Gent. .to be Ensign, read - Samuel Lay, Gent. tube Ensign. ' Crown.Ofpce, Feb. 24, iSto. MEMBERS RETURNED TO SERVE IN THIS PRESENT PARLIAMENT. Borough of Richmond .=Robert Challoner, Esq. in the room of the Hon. Chalks Lawren,c Dundas, deceased. BANKRUPTCIES ENLARGED. Richard Marriott, of Ndrtliampton, banker, dealer, and . chapinan, twin F eb. 27 to April 17, at ten, at tilt: Licorge Inn, Not thainpton. • BANKRUPI S. fames Barnes, of New M..lton, Yorkshire, linen-draper,, to'suriender March 9, at six, to, and April I), at eleven, at the Sun Inn, New Maltou. Atturnies, Mr. Lambert, Gray 's -Inn-square, Londok ; or Mr., Walker Malturt. John Davis, now or late of Church-lane, St. George's in the East, Middlesei, horse-dealer, kcb.' 27, March to , and A pril 7, at tell, ,tt Attorney, Mr. Davis, Lot , Lontion. illiuur Bennett, of Ludworth, Glossop, Derbyshire, victualler, March 10 , 13, and April 7, at eleven, at the White Lion inn, Stockport. Atturnies, Mr. BlddeleY. Stockport; ur Messrs. -Milne and Parry,.Temple, Lou. dun. ,_.... , lames Nock°ld, of Colchester, Essex, ,hat-manufacturer, _ Feb. 2,6, March 9, and April 7, at four, at the Naid's . Head Inn, Norwich. Attu:pies, Mr. J. Deacon, Ni)r wich ,-. or Messrs, Windus, Son, and Holtaway, Chanceu.. lane, • , ' - London. ___ - _ George sweet the younger, of Wolverhampton Staffordshire, cordwainer, Match 12, at six, 13; and Apri ' f7, at eleven, at tite.lerninghani Arms 1 nit, Shit - hull, Salop. Attornies, B odic Wolverhampton ;or Mr. C. Williams, Staples- I im, Lon don Thomas Davies, of Tarvin," Cheshire, corn-factor, March and it, at eleven, at the: Feathers inn, Che.ster. At. tonnes, Mr. Garner, sen. Chester ; or Mr,- kiouxley, Temple, London. George ibbotson the elder, now or late of Hudersfield, York.: shire, and George Ibbotson, now br late of the same place. SeenSinen, March 21, 22, and April 7, at eleven, at the King's Head Inn, Huddertield. Au:trines, Missrs. Willis, Fairthurne, and. Clarke, Warntincl-court, Throginorton. street, London ; or r. Wadsworth, Millbridge. near Lear Leeds. ' Sohn Gayleard, of Richmond, Sutrey, smith and farrier, March 3, to, and April 7, at ten, at ,Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr.. E inpson, great Seflblk-street, South wark. - Michael Gaffney, of Liverpool, cotton-merchant, March 19, 20, and April 7, at one, at the Star and Garter Tavern, Liverpool. Attorney, Mr. Thomas A visu, 1 - 14tiover. street,' Liverpool. Charles Pajot, of Birmingham, pork-butcher ; March 14, t 5, and April 7, at eleven, at the Royal Hotel, Birmingham. Attormes, Messrs. Baker and Unett, Birmingham ; or • Messrs. Devon and Tooke, Gray's-Inn, London. Margaret Vedwith, late of l.anaber, MerionetltAirre, widow, merchant, March )9, to, and April 7; at eleven, at the CommerLial Tavern, ehester. Artornies, Mr. Samuel Humpliryes, Chester ; or Mr. Thomas Blackstock, Lon don. john Croudace, of Kingston-upon-Mill; cheese.faaor, Alarch 5, Gould April 7, at eleven, at the Dog and Duck Tavern, Kingston-upon-Hull. Attornies, Mr. lohn Anderson, Kingston-upon-Hull ; or Mr. Ralph Ellis, Cursitor-street,' - ,London. - _ Simon Bendy, of - Bow-Common, Middlesex, soap-maker, .Feb. z 7, March to, and April 7, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Smith and Henderson, Leman-street, Goodman's-fields. DIYIDEIVDS. March 3. William Ro.x, of Earl's-court, Kensington, Mid dlesex, brewer, at ten, at Guildhall. April 3. Cornelius Charlton, late of East Farleigh, Kent, yeoman; dealer, and Chapman, at .ten, at Guildhall,. London. March a 6. Waller' Dingle, of Exeter, flour-merchant, at the Globe Inn, Exeter, March az: 11:cbard Elsam, of Church-row,` Newington, Surrey, carpenter, at eleven at Guildhall, London. May . B. Searles Wade, late of I pswich, Suffolk, hut now of Albion-place, Blackfriars, Surrey, brewer, at one, at Guild Wall, London., _ _ _ Meech 2C). William Manley, of Chesterfield, Derb,shire, inor.ey 7 scrivener, at eleven, at the Falcon 'km, Chester field. LP:11)0N Printed by Ric HARI) 11A P. 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